Blended Course Schedule
Below is the projected schedule for all blended (EL) courses offered by the MET Computer Science Department on the Charles River Campus in Boston. This schedule shows the semester that each course is typically scheduled to be offered. Please note that the schedule is subject to change due to course cancellations. You may use this as a general guide to planning out your program schedule but please refer to Student Link for the official printed schedule each semester.
When choosing to take a course, make sure you have completed all prerequisites required by the selected course, or have obtained instructor’s consent.
| P = Program Prerequisite, C = Core Requirement, E = Elective Option | |||||||||
| Course Details | Degree Program | Semester | |||||||
| Course Number and Title |
Required Prerequisite |
BS CS* |
MS CS* |
MS CIS |
MS SD* |
MS TC* |
Fall (F) |
Sprg (S) |
Sum (M) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CS 520 Information Structures with Java |
CS 200; Not recommended for students without a programming background. | – | – | C | – | – | F | – | – |
| CS 521 Information Structures with Python |
Programming experience in any language. | E | – | C | C | – | – |
S |
– |
| CS 546 Introduction to Probability and Statistics |
Academic background that includes the material covered in a standard course on college algebra. | E | – | E | – | P | F | – | M |
| CS 570 Biomedical Sciences & Health IT |
None | E | E | E | – | – | – | S | – |
| CS 580 Health Informatics |
None | E | E | E | – | – | – | S | – |
| CS 581 Health Information Systems |
None | E | E | E | – | – | F | – | – |
| CS 601 Web Application Development |
CS 200, CS 231, CS 232 or CS 300 | – | E | E | – | E | – | S | – |
| CS 625 Business Data Communication and Networks |
CS 200 | – | – | C | – | – | – | S | M |
| CS 632 IT Project Management |
None | – | E | E | – | E | – | S | – |
| CS 633 Software Quality, Testing and Security Management |
None | – | E | E | E | E | F | – | – |
| CS 669 Database Design and Implementation for Business |
None. | – | – | C | E | – | F | – | M |
| CS 674 Database Security |
CS 669 or CS 579. | – | E | E | – | E | F | – | – |
| CS 682 Information Systems Analysis and Design |
Basic programming knowledge or instructor’s consent. | – | – | C | C | – | F | S | – |
| CS 684 Enterprise Cybersecurity Management |
None | – | E | E | – | E | – | S | – |
| CS 689 Designing and Implementing a Data Warehouse |
CS 579 or CS 669 and either CS 520 or CS 521. | – | E | E | – | – | F | – | – |
| CS 690 Network Security |
CS 535 or CS 625 ; Familiarity with OSI and TCP/IP protocol stack; Background-familiarity with binary numbers, prime numbers, binary- hexadecimal-decimal conversions, etc.; Familiarity with computer programming concepts. | – | E | E | – | C | F | – | – |
| CS 693 Digital Forensics and Investigations |
Working knowledge of windows computers, including installing and removing software. Access to a PC meeting the minimum system requirements defined in the course syllabus. | – | E | E | – | E | F | – | M |
| CS 694 Mobile Forensics and Security |
None | – | E | E | – | E | – | S | – |
| CS 695 Cybersecurity |
CS 535 or CS 625 | – | E | E | – | E | F | – | – |
| CS 699 Data Mining |
CS 546 and either CS 579 or CS 669 | – | E | E | – | E | – | S | – |
| CS 779 Advanced Database Management |
CS 579 or CS 669 | – | E | E | – | – | – | S | – |
| CS 781 Advanced Health Informatics |
CS 580 | – | E | E | – | – | F | – | – |
| CS 782 IT Strategy and Management |
CS 682 | – | – | C | – | – | – | S |
– |
| CS 783 Enterprise Architecture |
CS 682. Or strategic IT experience. | – | E | E | – | E | – | – | – |
*This degree program cannot be fully completed in the blended format. However, students may take some classes in the blended format.